AREQUIPA, Peru – Some 100 tons of meat for families affected by Hurricane Oscar are on their way to the Island as part of a donation from the Mexican Embassy in Havana together with the Richmeat company from that country.
This is what he reported a publication from the diplomatic headquarters in X (formerly Twitter) with which the government of Claudia Sheinbaum declares its unconditional support for the Castro regime.
“After the passage of Hurricane Oscar, the Cuban people are not alone. The Mexican company Richmeat, in collaboration with the Mexican Embassy in Cuba, has sent 100 tons of meat in support of the affected families,” the text states.
The publication was accompanied by a video showing a truck from the Mexican company that transports the meat donation.
According to an informative note published by Richmeat, cited by the newspaper The Daythe load is made up of 100 tons of seasoned minced meat, which is equivalent to 250,000 packages of 400 grams each, with which 750,000 servings of processed food can be prepared.
The company has had a presence in Cuba for several years and was the first foreign firm to invest in the Special Development Zone of the port of El Mariel (ZEDM), in the west of the Island.
The donation will be delivered this Saturday to the Ministry of Domestic Trade in Guantánamo. In this regard, the Cuban ambassador to Mexico, Marcos Rodríguez Costa, thanked the donation which, he said, will allow supporting the population of the province, the territory most affected by Oscar.
The cost of Castro’s apathy
The hurricane hit the eastern part of Cuba on October 20. Although the meteorological event barely reached category one on the Saffir-Simpson scale, it was one of the most devastating in recent years.
The absence of a prevention protocol by the Civil Defense has been pointed out by the Cubans who suffered on site the impact of the meteorological phenomenon or that they are searching for their relatives, missing since last October 20, when Oscar made landfall.
In the provincial capital of Guantánamo, the winds were felt and it rained a lot, but the worst scenario was in Baracoa, Imías and San Antonio del Sur, where the hurricane, later a tropical storm, remained “almost stationary”.
In San Antonio del Sur, where there was an unprecedented flood, so far there were six deadamong them a five-year-old girl and three elderly people who were over 80 years old.
A Cuban resident in that municipality, complained to the ruler Miguel Díaz-Canel that he was in charge of 29 children in the Special School during the passing of Oscar in their area and no one came to rescue them, as revealed in a video published by the media Martí News.
During a tour of Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, accompanied by Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz, Deputy Prime Minister Inés María Chapman, in that area, shocked Because of the floods, a Cuban told the president that the regime abandoned them.
“They left us alone there, 29 children. I had to evacuate the children, we almost couldn’t,” said the man from Guantanamo from one of the areas affected by Oscar.
